On September 22, AI content label Dirtyplay announced that it has released a Korean short-form drama titled 'Break One', which was produced using artificial intelligence (AI).

Image from Dirtyplay's AI drama 'Break One'. Dirtyplay.

Image from Dirtyplay's AI drama 'Break One'. Dirtyplay.

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According to Dirtyplay, the accumulated number of views for eight key videos—teaser, main episode, character shorts, and original soundtrack (OST)—related to 'Break One' reached approximately 1.37 million as of mid-September.


'Break One' is a drama centered on the rivalry between two men in the world of car racing, with generative AI being used for the characters, backgrounds, and video direction.


Investment targeting the AI-powered video production market is on the rise. Last month, AI video production platform company Hixfield secured a $400 million Series B investment, which brought its valuation to $5.4 billion (about 7 trillion won).


AI short-form dramas are rapidly increasing, especially in China. By August this year, around 430,000 short-form dramas had been released in China, which is 13 times higher than last year. More than 90 percent of these were produced using AI.



A spokesperson for Dirtyplay stated, "With the advancement of AI technology, the production of AI short-form dramas and movies will become far more prevalent."


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